Shanti Bavard I have watched a documentary named "Daughters of Destiny" which talks about a school in India. It's a boarding school that have just one person per family. Its focus is educate the student since his first day at school until first day at job. They searches poor families expecting change their lives por better. Five girls had presented in this films. Netflix cordenate the team: photographers, film makers, journalists. I think it is a good action whereas Shanti Bavard owner have a lot of difficults to maintain school working. He has anxiety attacks every fifteen minutes and he takes many drops to control them. Even so, he don't give up. Onde day, he wrote an communicate to students and their families confessing he couldn't foward with his project. But, the answer didn't be: "Okay, I'm so sorry for that and I couldn't do anything to help you because I was more poor than you." The answer was: "Okay, I will pray for you." After, he said to Netflix that it was a great moment for him. Each one had to bear your own cross. Some bears are more weighty than others. However, everybody helps one each other. Guys development was wonderful. Everyone who has the opportunitie to do a college and be a good professional meet challenges to keep trying. Although, when you can graduatr or pass in important exam, you feel like you are Nelson Mandela or Gandhi. Shanti Bavard is a great project to change the world. On the other hand, people have some preconceptions when see this students doing in the vilage differents stuffs. Foreing cultures and breaks of Indian conceptions penetrates their lives during classes. Education is desalienation. Their families and their village neighbors treats them differently of normal kids and teens. This is common into boarding schools. It's the same fenomenon of shock culture during a trip or exchange. It's a good thing. My dream is be a teacher and help someone who need education. I think we could do so much in this profession. See girls fighting to identical propose makes me happy. I belive in the power of education. I belive in the power of love. I belive in the power os Shanti Bavard